Vikram and the Vampire · Character

Dharma Dhwaj

A character in a story within the book.

minor

Also known as Son Dharma Dhwaj

Dharma Dhwaj shows up with force in The Vampire's First Story. The page is where that presence becomes real.

Vikram's son, who briefly interrupts to blame Padmavati.

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In The Vampire's First Story: Vikram's son, who briefly interrupts to blame Padmavati. Later, in The Vampire's Fourth Story: Vikram's son,…

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Story tension across the book — this chapter sits in Exposition.

The "Endnotes" chapter functions as the narrative climax by abruptly shifting from the story's fantastical fra…

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The Vampire's First Story
Vikram's son, who briefly interrupts to blame Padmavati.
The Vampire's Fourth Story
Vikram's son, present during the storytelling.
The Vampire's Fifth Story
Prince who asks his father about the thief's laughter and tears.
The Vampire's Seventh Story
Vikram's son, who accompanies him and is scolded for being tricked by the Baital's earlier escape.
The Vampire's Eleventh Story
Interjects briefly with a proverb about the world's deceptions.
Conclusion
Vikram's son, who pulls his father's sleeve as a reminder to remain silent.

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